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Newspaper
Odon Journal
Location
Odon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a tree and a hidden cipher question with ambiguous references. The readable bits describe a scenario about waiting and a possible cipher, but no clear event, people, or place can be confirmed.
A District of Columbia resident, Mrs. M. Lohrberg, started poultry raising with a lone hen, 12 chicks, and farmers’ bulletins. In 11 months she produced 1,059 pens from eight birds and hatched 30 chicks from three egg settings, with a portion raised to sale. Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture.
A garbled report discusses sanitary hen houses and their link to vigorous poultry health. It notes pests and insects thrive in dirty, crowded coops, with disease risk to birds and humans.
A Wisconsin breeder warns against forcing hens for heavy egg production in winter. He advises keeping hens in good condition to produce strong healthy chicks and better hatch results in spring.
Laying hens require meat and grass elements for egg production. These can be supplied with little effort using meat scrap and sprouted oats or steamed clover from the summer range.
Local residents attended revival meetings in Fairview and nearby areas. Miss Jessie Carver planned a trip to Mitchell, while George Scott and family hosted visitors. Attendees included Mr and Mrs George Scott, Cicero Hillion, Chas Yomey, Ed Fiddler, Calvin Perkins, and Qimue Perkins who purchased ice cream carts for the household. Community members traveled to Washington and Cornettsville for events and visits.
Mrs Riley Fling visited Mrs Susan Flinn Friday. Russell Sims and Jurth moved to Illinois. Ken Myers and family spent last week with Mrs Myers mother Mrs Phoebe Overton of Madison township. Ab Casey a perl Haute spent Sunday with DB Wadsworth. Win Seneff and family of Madison were visitors at Mrs Ann Myers Sunday. Charley Walter Evans and family moved here from Owenecoriginois this week. Cecil Stuffle and family spent Sunday with James Stuffle and family.
F. SN. Keller drove to Odon Monday. Ed Gough moved from the Hertian farm to the DJ Myers farm Monday.
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